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Cookies cannabis outlet approval upheld by San Diego planning commission

Newsom Challenger John Cox Sued for Bringing Kodiak Bear on Campaign Trail

According to Cox, he’s been “roaring through California gaining BEASTLY momentum” as Newsom’s “top challenger.” ICYMI: John Cox roared through California gaining BEASTLY momentum as the top challenger to @GavinNewsom. #CAGovpic.twitter.com/JjqGbKy4dw As part of his tour, Cox rides a bear-themed bus, and routinely makes comments casting himself as “Beast” to Newsom’s “Beauty.” One beast-themed antic, however, allegedly went too far. Cox brought a 1,000-pound Kodiak bear named Tag on a campaign stop in Shelter Island on May 11, then to San Diego the following week. Animal rights group Animal Protection and Rescue League, Inc. (“APRL”) filed a lawsuit against Cox and unnamed others earlier this week, claiming that they illegally held events “with a captive, 1000-pound bear who has been drugged and abused for this purpose.”

San Diego City Council approves extension of Temporary Outdoor Business Operations

In an effort to continue supporting businesses as they recover from the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the San Diego City Council has unanimously approved an extension of interim urgency ordinances to allow the City’s Temporary Outdoor Business Operation (TOBO) permit program to continue.  Without the extension, permits for all restaurants were set to expire on July 13, 2021, and permits for other business services on Aug. 3, 2021. Now, the approval extends the expiration date for all permitted outdoor operations through July 13, 2022.

Long-planned renovation of Balboa Park's Botanical Building hits a snag

Print The long-planned restoration of Balboa Park’s storied Botanical Building finds itself on unsure footing with the city of San Diego failing to secure a construction firm to complete phase one improvements. Thursday evening, Christina Chadwick, assistant deputy director for the parks department, told Balboa Park Committee participants that the city had rejected all bids for work and would need to rebid the project. No reason was provided. “Following a thorough review, all proposals (for the Botanical Building construction contract) submitted were rejected,” Chadwick said during the meeting. “The city is now working as quickly as possible to reissue the bid solicitation . . While this isn’t the outcome the city had hoped for, the project remains on track and timelines remain uninterrupted.”